Headless Browser

Many modern websites use JavaScript to dynamically load content, meaning that the data you need might not be available in the initial HTML response. To handle such cases, you can use our JavaScript rendering feature, which simulates a real browser environment to fully load and render the page before extracting the data.

Enabling JavaScript Rendering

To activate JavaScript rendering, use js_render=true in the request. This tells our system to process the page using a headless browser, allowing you to scrape content that is loaded dynamically by JavaScript.

Key Features

Screenshots

Capture full-page or element-specific screenshots of rendered web pages

JS Scenarios

Execute custom JavaScript scenarios to interact with pages before scraping

Block Resources

Optimize performance by blocking unnecessary resources during page load

Cookie Management

Set and manage cookies for authenticated scraping sessions

Geolocation

Simulate different geographic locations for location-based content

Proxy Support

Route requests through proxies for enhanced anonymity and access